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https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=649612649&searchtext=realistic+physics
Don't let mods be the first solution. Try other stuff first.
Yes I did. Aren't sensitivity and intensity two different options though?
The only settings in game are:
Brake axis
Brake axis deadzone
Brake axis mode
There are no settings for sensitivity or intensity. Some wheels have a control panel which will give adjustments but they can be confusing and when a mod can do what is required, why not use it.
I use a physics mod because of the way it improves all aspects of driving and not only braking. Nothing better than hauling an extremely heavy trailer mod and needing to brake early to stop from blowing right through an intersection